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[GH-ISSUE #445] [IDEA] Being able to see your clients on the go? #228
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Originally created by @ghost on GitHub (Apr 20, 2016).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/quasar/Quasar/issues/445
This is just an idea but can it be possible to create an application to be able to see your clients through your mobile device? It might sound a bit dumb but I'm just sharing my thoughts.
@bitterypaul commented on GitHub (Apr 23, 2016):
Which mobile device are you suggesting?
If you choose android, we need to translate the .net objects to java objects which is not favourable.
In iOS, .net code is not allowed
In windows phone, you have an option but the app cannot be published in the store because it is supporting backdoor access.
Only thing we can do is to use a website which lists the clients.
@Imadlekal commented on GitHub (Apr 24, 2016):
It's a good idea actually , and I don't think you need to do anything using Java since there is Xamarin now and you can write native code using C# .
@MaxXor commented on GitHub (Apr 24, 2016):
Not a bad idea, I like that. Although I have no experience in developing mobile apps.
@yankejustin commented on GitHub (Apr 24, 2016):
I have experience in developing mobile apps. As much as I like this idea, it would be best to port the client to the native language of the OS instead of using Xamarin (so we don't have to worry about licenses and such). The biggest pain besides the actual porting is that it makes each update to the client a bit more difficult for each platform supported (testing takes longer, all modifications need porting, etc).
@MaxXor commented on GitHub (Apr 25, 2016):
I'd suggest the mobile app communicates only with the server (maybe a watch-only API so no harm could be done?). For example a small webserver for the API in C# wouldn't be a problem.
And then you just enter in the mobile app a unique token for access, ip and port.
@ghost commented on GitHub (Apr 26, 2016):
I think it would be better to make it simple, not too advanced like being able to see the desktop, move the mouse, or type with a keyboard (it could be an option though.) Just like an update each 10-60 seconds to see what window (s)he is on, see what that person is typing, being able to shutdown/restart/standby the computer, and being able to see the passwords and save it as a text file.
@GoltikRee commented on GitHub (Jul 5, 2016):
I think that HTTP(S?) API will be very useful. For example, it will be possible to create not only a mobile app, but also a web client, etc.
@vaibhav269 commented on GitHub (Aug 28, 2020):
I am trying to develop a web application to track and control the client remote desktops, Can anyone suggest any approach for this?